lo**** Posted August 29 Ngl I only ask people that try to message me that are way younger and they are trying to show off and then body count is 2 lmfao Tbh I judge when it’s low not when it’s high haha just have a clean test and don’t cheat on me yk
ey**** Posted August 29 the whole 'body count' thing is just gross. It comes from the idea of shaming women for sex/sexuality which is attempts to try to police/control - the same logic never seems to apply to men a lot does kinda come from incel culture "she's slept with a lot of people, but won't sleep with me" as a way to try to shame the person and of course some comes from the whole men trying to get one up on each other.
Ro**** Posted August 29 Play partner. Serious relationship, body count? You’re in the life of FUCKING FREELY. You’re nasty. Your partner is too. You’re trying to make sense of living a fantasy. Calling your play partner a serious relationship is as delusional as it gets. The guy that gave you an entire essay on body counts and shaming Women is the best response. He’s honest in his delusion. You’re a slut, your partner is too. The Consequences are what they are.
Ro**** Posted August 29 You’ve been fucked, by more people than you’d like to admit. But want to question the person you call play partner. Just know they’ve fucked more than you know.
mi**** Posted August 29 Absolutely not! What they do with their body is their business. No amount of reassurance can convince insecure, little dick energy, people what your "true body count" is. Live your life, wear a condom.
Re**** Posted August 29 Im on a body count mission. Does this make me a bad person??! Hell NO!!! I don’t compare one from the other. Is that your worry??
mi**** Posted August 29 Not at all. None of my business what you're on, if I told someone my body count is 1,000 it's up to the person to believe the answer given.
HaydenMagick Posted August 29 I don't care what body count whomever I wind up meeting from this site or around Santa Cruz has really. I like hearing some hot stories from women that I have hooked up with in the past and I remember one of them had a book called the ethical slut and she put it in to practice. Everyone spread rumors that she had a disease because of her "body count" because she screwed or at least tried to screw everyone that she met that was attractive. We had a shop right next to a College Art Gallery and she ran a parking lot as I there were constantly good looking guys and girls showing up and she would scratch her itch with whomever she wanted too. We were partners in an open relationship that lasted 7 years. Honesty is the best policy and slut shaming and gossiping rumor high school bullshit is what has typically kept me away from most groups that meet up and some one seems to think that they are going to pawn folks around and play head games. The only head games I need are mouths down on mine.
Fe**** Posted August 29 My partner has a much higher count than myself. I don't care at all. To me, she is bringing along experience. She already knows what she likes, what she doesn't, what gets her off, what doesn't, and most importantly the experience she has means she is an excellent lover who gets me off.
Rick_sensual405 Posted August 29 Research has been done on this topic. Surprise alot of people sharing opinions about the subject matter. But in all it really counts on the partner you choose. I wouldn't choose a partner who didn't care about it but that's just my preference. Hope this helps.
Co**** Posted August 30 It doesn't matter to me I think it depends on the preference of the other person
id**** Posted August 30 No, as long as the person is mindful about getting tested regularly then it doesn't matter to me
MasterPierce2u Posted August 30 Body count matters to me in so much as I am looking for a loyal and permanent partner. A high body count is an indicator that I may be just another hookup. It seems that everything is disposable in today's society, including relationships. I am looking for girls who will appreciate my value and want to stay with me.
Deleted Member Posted September 1 Not in the slightest… I want ownership of it in the here and now - the past is irrelevant - and if I choose to share it then that’s on me too!
je**** Posted September 10 Body count shouldn’t matter. It’s not like you can change anything about it anyway, but it’s also helped give that person experience as well as yourself. Be in the here and now with your person and enjoy them for who they are with you. Don’t let the past take away from now or your future and if you’re like me, take full advantage of all the delicious things they’ve learned over the years! The things my man does to me turns me inside out and I’m grateful for his experience because it’s unlike anything I’ve ever had before and it’s amazing 🤩
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